I'm not very tech-savvy. Will I get help using this IMAP migration tool?

Yes. EdbMails provides a guided interface, documentation, and free 24/7 technical support. You can also test the workflow with the free trial before starting a production migration.

Which IMAP servers can EdbMails migrate from?

EdbMails supports standards-compliant IMAP environments and many common providers, including Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook.com, Zoho Mail, Zimbra, GoDaddy, Rackspace, Amazon WorkMail, IceWarp, cPanel, and self-hosted IMAP systems. IMAP access, authentication requirements, and network connectivity must be available for the source environment. See the supported platforms page for current requirements.

How do I perform an IMAP migration with EdbMails?

Install EdbMails, choose the IMAP migration scenario that matches your target, connect the source and target, load the mailbox list, select folders, review mappings and filters, start the migration, and verify the result from the report and target mailbox. See the IMAP migration user manual for the complete workflow.

How does EdbMails protect data during IMAP migration?

EdbMails runs from the Windows computer where you install it and does not stage mailbox content on EdbMails servers. Network connections use TLS where supported, and Microsoft 365 connections use OAuth 2.0 modern authentication. Source IMAP authentication depends on the provider. See the EdbMails security page for current security and compliance details.

Can I migrate multiple IMAP mailboxes in one project?

Yes. You can load multiple mailboxes and process several mailboxes concurrently. EdbMails uses 10 concurrent mailboxes by default and supports a configurable maximum of 20. Practical throughput depends on bandwidth, source and target limits, mailbox characteristics, the migration computer, and licensing.

Does EdbMails support incremental IMAP migration?

Yes. After the initial pass, EdbMails can process eligible new or changed items in follow-up runs rather than repeating the complete mailbox migration. This is useful for staged migrations and final cutover passes. Review the migration report after each pass to verify the result.

Will EdbMails migrate attachments with the emails?

Yes. Supported attachments are migrated with their email messages, subject to the item-size, message-format, and acceptance limits of the source and target services.

How long does an IMAP migration take?

There is no fixed duration. Migration time depends on mailbox size, item count, number of accounts, network bandwidth, source-server connection limits, target-service throttling, the migration computer, and the configured concurrency. EdbMails can process multiple mailboxes concurrently, but the useful concurrency level should be validated for the environment.

Can I pause and resume an IMAP migration?

Yes. EdbMails provides pause and resume controls for migration jobs. After a pause or connectivity interruption, review the migration status and reports when the operation resumes so failed or skipped items can be handled appropriately.

Can I filter IMAP emails by date during migration?

Yes. EdbMails provides date-based filtering for supported IMAP migration workflows so you can limit the migration to the required time range. Review the IMAP migration filter settings before starting the job.

What if the source and destination use different folder structures?

EdbMails supports mailbox and folder mapping so source content can be directed to the appropriate target location. Automatic mapping can reduce setup effort, and administrators can review or adjust mappings manually before migration.

What happens if connectivity is interrupted during IMAP migration?

EdbMails includes retry and resume behavior for interrupted migration jobs. Once connectivity is restored, continue the operation and review the migration report to identify any items that still require a retry or follow-up pass.

What should I do if I encounter any issues while migrating using EdbMails over IMAP?

If you face any issues during the IMAP migration process, you can use the ‘Report Error’ option available in the application. This option will directly send a trace to EdbMails support for analysis. You can also get in touch with EdbMails support via live chat, call or email. EdbMails provides free technical support 24/7 to help you resolve any migration related issues.

Does EdbMails generate IMAP migration reports?

Yes. Migration reports provide mailbox and folder-level status, item counts, and errors or warnings recorded during the operation. Use the reports together with target-side checks to verify the migration and identify items that require attention.

Does standard IMAP migration include contacts, calendars, or tasks?

No. Standard IMAP migration is email-focused and does not migrate contacts, calendars, or tasks. Use the appropriate provider-specific or EdbMails workflow for those workloads. See contact migration options and calendar migration options .

Is there a free trial for the IMAP Migration Tool?

Yes. The EdbMails free trial lets you evaluate the IMAP migration workflow and migrate up to 30 items from each folder. Download the free trial and validate a representative mailbox before purchasing a license.

How can I verify an IMAP migration after it completes?

Review the migration report, check representative folders and item counts on the target, verify attachments and key message properties, and investigate any errors or warnings. For staged migrations, run the required incremental or retry pass before final cutover.

How much does an IMAP migration license cost?

Click here to know the EdbMails IMAP migration pricing details

Which Windows versions can run EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool?

EdbMails supports multiple Windows client and Windows Server releases. For production use, verify the exact currently supported operating systems and requirements on the IMAP system requirements page and use an updated Windows environment where possible.

Can I back up IMAP mailboxes to PST?

Yes. EdbMails can export supported IMAP email data to Outlook PST for offline backup or archiving. Follow the IMAP to PST export steps and review the system requirements because PST export requires Outlook.

Can we import multiple PST files to IMAP servers?

Yes - EdbMails allows you to import multiple PST files to IMAP servers .

What license do I need to migrate my Gmail to Office 365?

In order to migrate Gmail to Office 365, you will need an IMAP migration license.

Can I migrate Google Workspace email to a Microsoft 365 archive mailbox?

EdbMails provides Google Workspace and IMAP migration workflows that can target supported Microsoft 365 mailbox types. Verify the current target and archive-mailbox requirements for the selected workflow before starting a production migration.

Can EdbMails migrate Gmail to a supported Exchange Server target?

Yes. EdbMails provides an IMAP to Exchange migration workflow for supported Exchange Server targets. Verify the currently supported Exchange version and target requirements before migration. Steps to migrate IMAP to Exchange

Is it possible to migrate from GoDaddy to Office 365 using IMAP?

Yes, EdbMails migrates emails from GoDaddy to Office 365 using IMAP. Migrate GoDaddy to Office 365 Steps

How often can I download updates to access the latest IMAP migration features in EdbMails?

We'd recommend you download the latest version of the application from the website and install it whenever you can — that's how you stay current on every enhancement and improvement. Software upgrades are free of cost.

POP3 vs IMAP: what is the difference?

IMAP keeps the mailbox on the server and synchronizes supported mail folders across clients, which is generally better when users access the same mailbox from multiple devices. POP3 primarily downloads messages to a client; whether messages remain on the server depends on the client and server settings. For migration planning, choose the protocol and workflow supported by the source environment.

Does EdbMails preserve email properties during migration?

EdbMails is designed to preserve supported email content, attachments, folder hierarchy, and standard message properties where the source exposes them and the target accepts them. Always review migration reports and verify representative items on the target because provider-specific limits can affect individual messages.

IMAP Migration Tool | Migrate Email Between IMAP Servers

Scale IMAP migration projects with parallel processing
Process up to 20 mailboxes concurrently

EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool with an intuitive interface

EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool provides a guided workflow for moving email from IMAP-enabled servers to another IMAP server, Microsoft 365, Exchange Server, or Outlook PST. Connect the source and target, load single or multiple mailboxes, review the mailbox tree, apply filters where required, map source and target mailboxes, and start the migration from the same application. Dedicated guides are available for IMAP to IMAP migration, IMAP to Microsoft 365 migration, IMAP to Exchange migration, and IMAP to PST export.

High-performance IMAP migration for small and large projects

EdbMails supports concurrent mailbox processing so migration jobs do not have to run strictly one mailbox at a time. By default, up to 10 mailboxes can be processed in parallel, and the mailbox-level concurrency can be configured up to 20 for environments that have the network and server capacity to support it. Subsequent passes can use incremental migration behavior to process eligible new or changed items without repeating the entire migration. Pause, resume, retry, and throttling-aware retry behavior help administrators manage interruptions and Microsoft 365 service limits. Actual throughput depends on mailbox size, bandwidth, source and target server conditions, the migration computer, and provider throttling.

Migrate from IMAP-enabled mail servers

EdbMails works with standards-compliant IMAP environments and widely used providers such as Gmail, GoDaddy, Rackspace, Zoho Mail, Zimbra, IceWarp, cPanel, Yahoo Mail, Amazon WorkMail, AOL, Outlook.com, and self-hosted IMAP systems. Source compatibility depends on IMAP access being enabled, the authentication method supported by the provider, and network connectivity from the EdbMails computer. Check the IMAP supported platforms and system requirements and IMAP migration scenarios before a production migration. IMAP is primarily an email protocol, so contacts, calendars, and tasks require separate provider-specific or application-specific workflows.

Concurrent mailbox migration for bulk projects

Load multiple mailboxes into one migration job and process several mailboxes in parallel instead of waiting for each mailbox to finish sequentially. EdbMails uses 10 concurrent mailboxes by default and supports a configurable maximum of 20. For larger environments, tune concurrency according to available bandwidth, source-server connection limits, target-service throttling, and resources on the migration computer. Parallel processing can improve overall project throughput, but it does not remove limits enforced by the source or target service.

Automation for bulk IMAP migration

EdbMails reduces repetitive administration with CSV-based bulk mailbox loading, source-to-target mailbox mapping, progress monitoring, retry behavior, and migration reports. For supported Microsoft 365 workflows, EdbMails can also help create and license target mailboxes; administrators should review target provisioning and mailbox mappings before starting a production run. Migration logs and reports provide mailbox and folder-level status so failed or skipped items can be investigated instead of restarting the entire project blindly.

Advanced filters for selective IMAP migration

Use migration filters to reduce unnecessary transfer volume and keep the migration focused on the data required for the project. Depending on the selected workflow, EdbMails provides options to filter by date and other message criteria and to exclude standard or custom folders such as Junk or Deleted Items. Selective migration can shorten processing time and reduce target-side clutter, while administrators retain control over which folders and messages are included.

Secure IMAP migration from your environment

EdbMails runs as a desktop application in your environment and transfers mailbox data directly between the configured source and target rather than staging mailbox content on EdbMails servers. Network connections use TLS where supported by the source and target service. Microsoft 365 connections use OAuth 2.0 modern authentication, while source IMAP authentication depends on the provider and may require provider-specific credentials, app passwords, or OAuth. Minimal metadata required for incremental checks is stored locally and encrypted. EdbMails documents ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27018 certification and GDPR compliance on its security page.

What an IMAP migration can and cannot move

Email data supported by IMAP

IMAP migration is designed for email content. EdbMails can migrate supported email messages, attachments, mailbox folders, folder hierarchy, and standard message properties such as sender, recipients, subject, dates, and read or unread state where the source and target expose them.

Contacts, calendars and tasks need a separate workflow

Standard IMAP does not migrate contacts, calendars, or tasks. If those workloads are required, use the appropriate provider-specific export, API-based migration, or EdbMails workflow instead of treating them as IMAP mailbox data.

Migration is not two-way live synchronization

An IMAP migration is a controlled transfer from source to target, not a continuous two-way sync service. Changes made on the target do not flow back to the source. For staged cutovers, run the required follow-up or incremental pass before switching mail flow.

Validate a pilot before the bulk migration

Before processing a large batch, verify the IMAP hostname, port, TLS settings, source credentials, target provisioning, folder mapping, and available bandwidth. Run a small pilot mailbox or test batch and review the result before scaling the same configuration across the organization.

Flexible IMAP migration licensing

EdbMails offers IMAP migration licensing for different mailbox volumes, including higher-volume plans for larger projects. The free trial allows you to test the workflow by migrating up to 30 items from each folder in a mailbox before purchasing. Use the current IMAP migration pricing page for the latest mailbox counts, license options, and pricing rather than relying on hard-coded figures that may change.

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Free 24/7 technical support

EdbMails provides free technical support around the clock for migration planning, connection issues, mapping, migration errors, and post-migration verification. Support is available through the channels listed on the EdbMails support page, and the IMAP user manual, FAQ, screenshots, and video guides are available for administrators who want to validate the workflow before a production migration.

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IMAP migration steps

IMAP migration planning

Inventory the source mailboxes, estimate mailbox sizes, identify the target platform, and decide whether the project will run as a single cutover or staged migration. Confirm that IMAP covers the required workload: email, folders, and attachments are in scope, while contacts, calendars, and tasks need a separate workflow.

IMAP pre-migration activities

Verify IMAP access, hostname, port, TLS requirements, and credentials for the source. Prepare target mailboxes and permissions, check network capacity and source connection limits, review mapping, and run a pilot mailbox before starting a large batch.

IMAP migration using EdbMails

Install EdbMails, select the required IMAP migration scenario, connect the source and target, load users manually or by CSV, select mailboxes and folders, review mappings and filters, start the migration, and monitor the job through the migration report.

IMAP post-migration actions

Review migration reports and verify representative folders and items on the target. Run a follow-up incremental pass when required, resolve failed items, and only then perform scenario-specific cutover actions such as changing MX or DNS records and notifying users.

IMAP migration user manual

Why choose EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool?

Incremental (delta) IMAP migration

After the initial pass, EdbMails can process eligible new or changed items in subsequent migration runs instead of repeating the entire mailbox. This is useful for staged migrations and final cutover passes because it reduces repeat processing and helps limit duplicate transfer. Review the migration report after every pass to confirm the result.

Bulk migration of IMAP mailboxes

Load multiple IMAP accounts into a migration job and process several mailboxes concurrently. EdbMails uses 10 mailbox-level concurrent migrations by default and can be configured up to 20, subject to the source server, target service, bandwidth, migration computer, and license scope. CSV-based loading makes larger mailbox sets easier to prepare and review.

Preserve supported email properties

EdbMails migrates supported email messages with attachments, folder hierarchy, and standard message properties exposed by the source and accepted by the target. This includes common metadata such as sender, recipients, subject, dates, and read or unread state. Provider-specific behavior and target-service limits can affect individual items, so use the migration report and target verification as part of the project.

Customized target folder selection

Use target-folder mapping when the destination folder structure should differ from the source. Administrators can review source and target folders and direct mailbox content to the required destination folders rather than relying only on default placement. This is useful for consolidation projects and environments with custom folder structures.

Staged migration with source mailbox access

During the data-copy phase, users can generally continue working in the source mail system while EdbMails transfers mailbox content in the background. For staged projects, use follow-up incremental passes before final cutover. Any DNS, MX, account, or client-profile changes required by the destination should still be planned and communicated because the final cutover depends on the source and target environments.

Automatic mailbox mapping

EdbMails can automatically map source and target mailboxes using available mailbox identifiers and also allows administrators to correct mappings manually. Automatic mapping reduces repetitive setup in bulk projects, but the final mapping should be reviewed before starting the migration, especially where users have been renamed, consolidated, or provisioned differently on the target.

Detailed migration reports

Migration reports provide visibility into mailbox and folder processing, including transferred item counts and errors or warnings encountered during the run. Use these reports together with target-side verification to identify failed items, confirm the expected mailbox scope, and decide whether a retry or follow-up migration pass is required.

Runs on supported Windows environments

EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool runs on supported Windows client and Windows Server environments. For production migrations, use a currently supported and updated Windows release where possible, and verify the exact operating-system, CPU, memory, storage, network, and Outlook requirements for your selected workflow on the IMAP system requirements page. Outlook is required for workflows that export mailbox data to PST.

IMAP migration scenarios

IMAP to IMAP migration

Use EdbMails to migrate email between IMAP-enabled servers when changing providers, consolidating accounts, or moving between hosted and self-managed mail systems. The workflow supports mailbox and folder mapping, bulk account loading, filters, incremental passes, and migration reporting.

IMAP to Office 365 migration

Migrate supported email data from an IMAP-enabled source to Microsoft 365 with the dedicated IMAP to Office 365 migration workflow. Prepare the Microsoft 365 target, connect the source IMAP mailboxes, map users and folders, apply the required filters, and verify the migration before mail-flow cutover.

IMAP to Exchange migration

Use the IMAP to Exchange migration workflow to move supported email data from IMAP mailboxes to a supported on-premises or hosted Exchange environment. Confirm the target Exchange version, connectivity, permissions, mailbox provisioning, and mapping before starting a bulk migration.

IMAP to PST export and backup

Export supported IMAP email data to Outlook PST when you need an offline archive, local backup, or a PST-based handoff. The IMAP to PST export workflow lets you select mailboxes and folders, apply filters, and save eligible email data to PST. Review the IMAP system requirements because PST export requires Microsoft Outlook on the migration computer.

Import bulk PST files into IMAP

For the reverse workflow, EdbMails can import PST email data into IMAP mailboxes. This is useful when consolidating legacy Outlook data into a server-based mailbox that can be accessed from multiple devices. PST-to-IMAP remains a separate migration intent from the main IMAP-source migration workflows.

Gmail to Office 365 migration and provider-specific migrations

EdbMails includes provider-specific migration guidance for IMAP sources such as Gmail, GoDaddy, Rackspace, Zoho Mail, cPanel, Zimbra, IceWarp, and others. For Gmail, follow the dedicated Gmail to Office 365 migration guide so authentication, source preparation, target setup, and cutover steps match the provider rather than relying on a generic procedure.

Migrate from IMAP to IMAP, Microsoft 365, Exchange and PST

Migrate from Gmail or Google Workspace

Use the provider-specific Gmail to Office 365 migration guide when Gmail is the IMAP source. Provider-specific authentication and account preparation should be validated before adding users to a bulk migration.

Zoho Mail to Office 365 migration

Migrate Zoho Mail email data to Microsoft 365 using the dedicated Zoho Mail to Office 365 migration workflow, with source preparation, mailbox mapping, selective migration, and target verification.

cPanel to cPanel migration

Use EdbMails to migrate email between cPanel IMAP servers. Validate the source and target IMAP settings, credentials, mailbox mapping, and folder structure before processing a large mailbox set.

Zimbra to Office 365 migration

Migrate supported Zimbra email data to Microsoft 365 through the Zimbra to Office 365 migration workflow. Use provider-specific preparation and authentication guidance rather than treating every Zimbra environment as identical.

IceWarp to Office 365 migration

Use the IceWarp to Office 365 migration guide to prepare the source, connect Microsoft 365, map users, migrate supported email data, and verify results before the final cutover.

Plesk to Office 365 migration

Migrate supported Plesk-hosted email to Microsoft 365 with the Plesk to Office 365 migration workflow. Confirm the IMAP host, port, encryption, user credentials, target mailboxes, and mapping before starting the migration.

EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool: free trial vs licensed version

Features	Demo version	Full version
Migration from supported IMAP servers
Concurrent mailbox migration
Bulk mailbox loading and mapping
Number of items	Up to 30 items from each folder	All eligible items for licensed mailboxes
Data filtering
Automatic mailbox mapping
TLS-secured migration and supported modern authentication
Incremental migration
Customized target folder selection
Migrate multiple users
Migration reports
24/7 free tech support
Cost	Free trial	View current pricing

Frequently asked questions

I'm not very tech-savvy. Will I get help using this IMAP migration tool?
Yes. EdbMails provides a guided interface, documentation, and free 24/7 technical support. You can also test the workflow with the free trial before starting a production migration.
Why choose EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool?
EdbMails combines a Windows-based migration application with bulk mailbox loading, configurable concurrent processing, incremental migration, mailbox mapping, filters, reports, and 24/7 support. The right fit still depends on your source provider, target platform, authentication method, mailbox volume, and migration requirements.
Which IMAP servers can EdbMails migrate from?
EdbMails supports standards-compliant IMAP environments and many common providers, including Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook.com, Zoho Mail, Zimbra, GoDaddy, Rackspace, Amazon WorkMail, IceWarp, cPanel, and self-hosted IMAP systems. IMAP access, authentication requirements, and network connectivity must be available for the source environment. See the supported platforms page for current requirements.
How do I perform an IMAP migration with EdbMails?
Install EdbMails, choose the IMAP migration scenario that matches your target, connect the source and target, load the mailbox list, select folders, review mappings and filters, start the migration, and verify the result from the report and target mailbox. See the IMAP migration user manual for the complete workflow.
How does EdbMails protect data during IMAP migration?
EdbMails runs from the Windows computer where you install it and does not stage mailbox content on EdbMails servers. Network connections use TLS where supported, and Microsoft 365 connections use OAuth 2.0 modern authentication. Source IMAP authentication depends on the provider. See the EdbMails security page for current security and compliance details.
Can I migrate multiple IMAP mailboxes in one project?
Yes. You can load multiple mailboxes and process several mailboxes concurrently. EdbMails uses 10 concurrent mailboxes by default and supports a configurable maximum of 20. Practical throughput depends on bandwidth, source and target limits, mailbox characteristics, the migration computer, and licensing.
What data can EdbMails migrate from an IMAP server?
Standard IMAP migration covers supported email messages, attachments, mailbox folders, folder hierarchy, and common message properties such as sender, recipients, subject, dates, and read or unread state where supported by the source and target. Contacts, calendars, and tasks are not standard IMAP mailbox data and require a separate workflow.
Does EdbMails support incremental IMAP migration?
Yes. After the initial pass, EdbMails can process eligible new or changed items in follow-up runs rather than repeating the complete mailbox migration. This is useful for staged migrations and final cutover passes. Review the migration report after each pass to verify the result.
Will EdbMails migrate attachments with the emails?
Yes. Supported attachments are migrated with their email messages, subject to the item-size, message-format, and acceptance limits of the source and target services.
How long does an IMAP migration take?
There is no fixed duration. Migration time depends on mailbox size, item count, number of accounts, network bandwidth, source-server connection limits, target-service throttling, the migration computer, and the configured concurrency. EdbMails can process multiple mailboxes concurrently, but the useful concurrency level should be validated for the environment.
Can I pause and resume an IMAP migration?
Yes. EdbMails provides pause and resume controls for migration jobs. After a pause or connectivity interruption, review the migration status and reports when the operation resumes so failed or skipped items can be handled appropriately.
Can I filter IMAP emails by date during migration?
Yes. EdbMails provides date-based filtering for supported IMAP migration workflows so you can limit the migration to the required time range. Review the IMAP migration filter settings before starting the job.
What if the source and destination use different folder structures?
EdbMails supports mailbox and folder mapping so source content can be directed to the appropriate target location. Automatic mapping can reduce setup effort, and administrators can review or adjust mappings manually before migration.
What happens if connectivity is interrupted during IMAP migration?
EdbMails includes retry and resume behavior for interrupted migration jobs. Once connectivity is restored, continue the operation and review the migration report to identify any items that still require a retry or follow-up pass.
What should I do if I encounter any issues while migrating using EdbMails over IMAP?
If you face any issues during the IMAP migration process, you can use the ‘Report Error’ option available in the application. This option will directly send a trace to EdbMails support for analysis. You can also get in touch with EdbMails support via live chat, call or email. EdbMails provides free technical support 24/7 to help you resolve any migration related issues.

Does EdbMails generate IMAP migration reports?
Yes. Migration reports provide mailbox and folder-level status, item counts, and errors or warnings recorded during the operation. Use the reports together with target-side checks to verify the migration and identify items that require attention.
Does standard IMAP migration include contacts, calendars, or tasks?
No. Standard IMAP migration is email-focused and does not migrate contacts, calendars, or tasks. Use the appropriate provider-specific or EdbMails workflow for those workloads. See contact migration options and calendar migration options.
Is there a free trial for the IMAP Migration Tool?
Yes. The EdbMails free trial lets you evaluate the IMAP migration workflow and migrate up to 30 items from each folder. Download the free trial and validate a representative mailbox before purchasing a license.
How can I verify an IMAP migration after it completes?
Review the migration report, check representative folders and item counts on the target, verify attachments and key message properties, and investigate any errors or warnings. For staged migrations, run the required incremental or retry pass before final cutover.
How much does an IMAP migration license cost?
Click here to know the EdbMails IMAP migration pricing details
Which Windows versions can run EdbMails IMAP Migration Tool?
EdbMails supports multiple Windows client and Windows Server releases. For production use, verify the exact currently supported operating systems and requirements on the IMAP system requirements page and use an updated Windows environment where possible.
Can I back up IMAP mailboxes to PST?
Yes. EdbMails can export supported IMAP email data to Outlook PST for offline backup or archiving. Follow the IMAP to PST export steps and review the system requirements because PST export requires Outlook.
Can we import multiple PST files to IMAP servers?
Yes - EdbMails allows you to import multiple PST files to IMAP servers.
What license do I need to migrate my Gmail to Office 365?
In order to migrate Gmail to Office 365, you will need an IMAP migration license.
Can I migrate Google Workspace email to a Microsoft 365 archive mailbox?
EdbMails provides Google Workspace and IMAP migration workflows that can target supported Microsoft 365 mailbox types. Verify the current target and archive-mailbox requirements for the selected workflow before starting a production migration.
Can EdbMails migrate Gmail to a supported Exchange Server target?
Yes. EdbMails provides an IMAP to Exchange migration workflow for supported Exchange Server targets. Verify the currently supported Exchange version and target requirements before migration. Steps to migrate IMAP to Exchange
Is it possible to migrate from GoDaddy to Office 365 using IMAP?
Yes, EdbMails migrates emails from GoDaddy to Office 365 using IMAP.
Migrate GoDaddy to Office 365 Steps
How often can I download updates to access the latest IMAP migration features in EdbMails?
We'd recommend you download the latest version of the application from the website and install it whenever you can — that's how you stay current on every enhancement and improvement. Software upgrades are free of cost.
POP3 vs IMAP: what is the difference?
IMAP keeps the mailbox on the server and synchronizes supported mail folders across clients, which is generally better when users access the same mailbox from multiple devices. POP3 primarily downloads messages to a client; whether messages remain on the server depends on the client and server settings. For migration planning, choose the protocol and workflow supported by the source environment.
Does EdbMails preserve email properties during migration?
EdbMails is designed to preserve supported email content, attachments, folder hierarchy, and standard message properties where the source exposes them and the target accepts them. Always review migration reports and verify representative items on the target because provider-specific limits can affect individual messages.

Customer Testimonials

EdbMails is the perfect G Suite to G Suite migration tool that allows you to move Google mails from one account to another with its IMAP migration feature. The connection is simple with its graphical interface and the migration is pretty straightforward. Their support team was excellent and provided us with all the information. Thank you again!

– Chris Sandford,
United States

EdbMails is an exceptionally fast and accurate migration tool. We successfully migrated over 500 IMAP mailboxes to Office 365 with its assistance, and the performance was outstanding. The process was smooth, efficient, and completed in record time, with no data loss or duplication. I highly recommend EdbMails for anyone needing a reliable migration solution—it truly excels in both speed and precision!

– Daniel Pfaff,
Netherlands

Migrating my Gmail mailboxes to Office 365 would have been really stressful and time-consuming if I hadn't used this handy software. EdbMails enabled me to transfer all the mailboxes as planned without causing any downtime. I can recommend this software to anyone without a second thought!

– Bohuslav Zemánek,
Poland

IMAP mailbox migration has completely transformed as a result of this software, which I never realized could migrate specific data from IMAP mailboxes. The filter settings in this tool are the icing on the cake, saving a great deal of time if you're looking to migrate specific items and folders.

– Andres Greenberg,
United States

Excellent results! I had a problem with my old IMAP server hosting, so I had to switch to a new one. I chose to download EdbMails after finding it on a review website. Sincerely, it functions flawlessly, and all my emails were migrated after I performed an IMAP to IMAP migration. A hearty thanks!

– Levi Rosenstengel,
Slovenia

I was amazed at how well this program worked. It enabled me to easily migrate a few IMAP mailboxes to another IMAP account without having to migrate all of them. I appreciate you developing such an excellent application. A++

– James L. Martinez,
Canada

This is a superb application for migrating IMAP mailboxes and backing them up to Outlook PST. I initially faced challenges connecting to the source IMAP server, but the EdbMails support team guided me step-by-step with their expertise. Thanks to their assistance, I successfully migrated all my mailboxes. Thank you, EdbMails team!

– Valentina Serna,
Brazil

We were looking for a software to migrate emails from Zimbra to Office 365 due to changing organizational requirements and wanted to avoid any manual methods. We were impressed to discover EdbMails, which offers a comprehensive set of features. The incremental migration option allowed us to avoid duplicates during our batch remigration, making the process straightforward. In terms of usability, EdbMails stands out as the best tool available.

– Edmond Alvarez,
United States

It worked like a charm! The software saved me hours of manual data entry into a spreadsheet and seamlessly mapped everything to the correct mailboxes from source to target for data import. It performed flawlessly, was quick, and the customer service was outstanding—even on a Sunday morning. Hats off to the team!

– Kobe Okorie,
South Africa

Really nice application for IMAP to Office 365 migration. It gets the job done perfectly, and EdbMails support is simply outstanding. Thanks a lot for your assistance!

– Ferran Emami,
Kuwait

EdbMails IMAP migration is a first-class product with outstanding support. It delivers on its promises, offering a rich set of features, ease of use, and flawless migrations. While other tools may struggle with even the smallest details, EdbMails ensures complete migrations without missing anything. I have no complaints whatsoever!

– Petros Mavridis,
Greece

We chose to buy EdbMails IMAP migration tool due to its strong industry recommendations, and we were impressed by the positive outcomes reported by others who used it. Our results were outstanding!

– Lena Smith,
Belgium

EdbMails IMAP migration software worked just as promised, ensuring a seamless transfer without any hiccups. EdbMails offered solid, timely support whenever needed, and their consultants provided practical advice on fine-tuning the migration process. Features like folder filtering and incremental migration were particularly useful. While this review is focused on the migration itself, I’m sure many users will appreciate the technical know-how and reliability that EdbMails brings.

– Nicol Green,
Finland

I purchased the unlimited mailbox plan from EdbMails for our IMAP to Office 365 migration, and it was an incredibly cost-effective solution. The EdbMails team was highly responsive and supportive throughout, ensuring a successful migration with no data loss and minimal downtime. They quickly resolved any issues and provided clear, detailed answers to our technical queries. With real-time migration tracking and the ability to handle large batches without any hiccups, the entire process was a great experience!

– Tom Taylor,
France

I needed to migrate my inbox from ProtonMail to Gmail and discovered the EdbMails IMAP to IMAP migration tool. The software made the entire process seamless, allowing me to transfer emails efficiently and even filter specific folders with ease. Its user-friendly interface and fast performance exceeded my expectations. I’m thoroughly impressed with EdbMails and highly recommend it to anyone seeking a hassle-free email migration solution.

– Paul Miller,
Jermany

After extensive online research, I came across EdbMails Software, which provided exactly the solution I was looking for. Its incremental migration feature prevents duplicate items during repeated transfers, making it ideal for regular email migrations between IMAP servers. The software is highly intuitive and simplifies the entire migration process. If you're in search of a trustworthy and effective IMAP email migration software, EdbMails is the perfect choice.

– Alan Lee,
Japan

I was looking for a reliable and cost-effective solution to migrate my emails from Roundcube to Outlook. After testing several tools, I found that the EdbMails IMAP migration tool was the best choice. It was easy to install and navigate, and the performance was flawless. The migration process was quick, and I am very pleased with the results. EdbMails made the entire email migration experience straightforward and efficient.

– David King,
United States

I recently utilized the EdbMails IMAP migration software to migrate my emails from cPanel to Office 365, and I am thoroughly impressed with the results. The entire process was remarkably quick, and I successfully transferred all my emails without any data loss. The user-friendly interface made the migration fast and straightforward. This tool is ideal for anyone looking to switch email clients with ease and confidence!

– Jone Smith,
Spain

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